Waterlog Evening Courier Notes Union Services and Orion Star Lore
The page discusses town recommendations for wartime union church services to save coal, urging cooperation across denominations. It also highlights Orion the hunter in the night sky, praising its prominence in winter skies and describing its lore and stellar features for readers.
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Altheart
Bob Burdetts
Iowa
Orton
Orion
Tanderile Siagy
Lsco
Somme
Neptune
Earth
Aurora
Dans
Diana
Pmelene
Jupiter
Uma
Creition
The Earth Keeps Time With The Sun In Quiet Precision
The author marvels at the solar system's exact daily cycle and the four seasons. No wobble or fault is found as the earth moves perfectly, with sunrise and sunset occurring on precise ticks. Familiarity breeds awe at celestial mechanics and the effortless orchestration of nature.
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Minneapolis
Austria
New York World
Hapsburg
Berlin
Vorwarts
Vienna
Hapsburg Autocracy
Germany
Ronquist
Roosevelt and Lodge clash over wartime rhetoric in Iowa coverage
In mixed editorials from Iowa papers, Roosevelt faces attacks from political rivals while supporters tout his bold wartime stance. Des Moines Capital lauds Newton’s war campaign messaging as rallying crowds attend his European battlefield visit. Local columns critique political spin and urge practical action, including hog production for war needs.
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Kenyon
Des Moines
Newton
Europe
Ife
Wilson
Baker
The Germans and Peace Editorials
A collection of press comments argues Germany could gain peace within twenty four hours by surrendering the Kaiser and Potsdam gang to the Allies. It calls for arrest, trial, or civil action for leaders, and asserts no just peace while warlords remain. It compares Germans to a sheriff seeking criminals.
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Indianapolis Newa
Germany
Potsdam
Dr. van Dyke
Hiis
Gee
Kaiser
France
Belgium
Italy
Serbia
Roumania
Mittel-Europa
Care of Teeth and Riggs Disease Highlighted by Editor
Dr Currier answers questions on dental health and Ke Riggs disease, noting teeth need firm attachment, proper saliva interactions, and gum condition. The column discusses prevention, treatment options, and the role of inheritance and care from pregnancy onward, with a nod to Dr John B Huber resuming notes.
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Riggs
Dendler
Biggs
Currier
Andrew &. Currier
Courier
John B. Huber
A. M
The Two Hardest Tests of Character
The essay argues money tests character, noting fear of poverty and fear of wealth. It cites biblical and social observations about how wealth can burden or corrupt, while true happiness comes from steady striving rather than riches. It reflects on envy, ambition, and balanced desire for money.
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Leigh
Dr Fox And Mr Bear Part II In Hungry Trick
The tale shows Mr Bear accusing Dr Fox of cheating him with a meal and then serving a lavish feast to trap the doctor. Dr Fox falls sick after overeating a turkey goose pie and cake, while Mr Bear laughs and plots to stick to vegetables again. The story ends with Dr Fox recovering and Bear planning no more tricks.
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DR. Fox
Mr. Bear
Mr. Hear
Bear
Chen
Mr. Strart
Mr. Fox
Dy Max
Staok
Mr. B
Mr. Tear
Vox
Snowbound Edition Echoes Through Midwestern Desk
A fragmented midwestern page notes editors and writers contending with severe snow as they work from home. It recalls Snowhound's reflections on endurance and the night’s harsh wind, stressing resilience and the stubborn glow of hope amid a blizzard.
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Jenee Monitor
Middlewest
Offae
Norte
Press excerpts show Junker rallying for victory
London Times reports Count Westarp, Prussian Conservative leader, delivering a Pomerania speech praising Germany’s wartime armistice results with Russia as insufficient and urging continued struggle. He argues France and England seek peace via America and asserts German victory is possible, citing history, Moltke, and divine providence.
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London
Count Westarp
Pomerania
Junkers
Russia
France
England
Wilhelmstrasse
Germany
Flanders
Italy
Prussia
Moltke
Call for new organization in Topeka Journal
The Topeka Journal notes a call to form a group of men who hacked the Kaiser in his boyhood. A separate organization of those who defeated him in adulthood is expected to form later.
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Webster City
Freeman—Journal
Thera
Bill Stone
Wade
Jay
Col. Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Senate
LaPollett Vardammans
Topeka Journal
Kaiser
Missing Person Reward Offered in January Thaw Case
An Omaha World-Herald notice states a liberal reward will be offered for information leading to the apprehension of the January thaw. The item reads as a fragment noting a missing person case and a reward incentive.
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Omaha World-Herald
Patrol on French Front in moonlit night descent
A correspondent travels with French troops along the Chemin-des-Dames front, detailing silent outposts, sentinels, and a covert patrol under moonlight. He describes cold fields, ruined cottages, river crossings, and a near encounter with a Bavarian patrol, noting the constant anxiety and the phrase “Moderate activity of patrols” from official bulletins.
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Epura
Chemin-des- Dames
Thias
Germany
Cal
Allette
Fenimore Cooper
Metor
Oise
Aisne
British labor backs war as Austrian seeks peace
The St. Paul Pioneer Press notes growing British labor support for the war and contrasting Austrian labor demand for an end to hostilities, reflecting the aims of their respective alliances.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
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W. 7
Wartman CO
Park Sohn
Hartman
A. W. Peterson
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Waterloo
Pete Ae
Ubiader
Ashington Bureau
Muncey Blas
Dougherty
Txion Services
Marshalltown
Pittsburgh Gazette
Pittsburgh
Iinzelwood
Duquesne
Graddock
United States
William
Ami
Sesmi
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Tribone
A. C
Samnox
Kingdom of
Heaven
Christ
G. H. Perris
The
London Chronicle
Sitet
Peaels
Tate Eter
Bevo
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Bell Ans
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